Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-23

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When hungry especially at mid
night -call at the I-Eat restaurant and
crafty your inner man with those deli
cacies prepared by Sangiovanni & Dubre
the former being an experienced
European cook and caterer.
Postal clerks on the railroads are mol
allowed to cancel stamps. Letters
mailed on the trains viii be put off al
the next postolfice to be Cancelled by o
postmaster, which will consequently
delay such letters one day. This ordoi
went into effect September Is.
Tomorrow will be Thanksgiving, and
the day will be pretty generally observ-
ed in Stnrgis by the closing of a major
| ity Of the business houses. The post
Office will be closed from 2:30 to $50
thus allowing DR.. Pratt ample time to
enjoy big turkey dinner at home.
The gentleman mentioned in the fol
lowing is a brother OF the Messrs. Pin
neo of Bear Butte valley: Mr.. Frank
Pinneo, the foreman of the job. PRINTING
Dom of the Daily Record of Florida, was
made the recipient Of a birthday present
Yesterday in the shape Of Q ten pound
ooy.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 Cents pei
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
Ac thnr0 will 1,o ,Inv,o-,I cI@,rt
time for considerable quantity Of
building stone, it would bo well for
those owning quarries to leave speci-
mems of tho stone at some convenient
and public place in town where they can
be seen. There is a great variety Of
building stone in this vicinity, and we
trust special effort will be made to
show up this natural and valuable re-
source.
That excellent Bavarian beer is always
on tap at Fritz Anlmon's.
Mr.. Lee, principal OF the sturgis
public schools, and Miss Kehoe, the as
sistant, have arranged programme for
a school exhibition to be given Saturday
evening next at the bank hall. Recita-
tions, speeches, dialogues, music, ETC.,
viii make up the entertainment. Nu-
merous reheassals have prepared the pu-
pills to render their respective parts in a
pleasing and interesting manner. The
admission will be 25 cents, the proceeds
to be applied in the purchase of text
books and other necessary supplies
There should be full house.
Fire broke out in the Cheyenne agen-
cy buildings at Ft. Bennett last Wednes-
day night, and before it could be got
under control every building at the post
except the officers and soldiers quarters
was consumed. Eight horses were
burned up in the barn. One hundred
and fifty tons Of coal, fifty tons of hay,
and all the corn, oats and large quanti-
ties OF farm implements were consumed.
The troops at Fort Sully were called on
for assistance in qnelling the flames
which was of incendiary origin. An In
dian who was cenfined in the guar5-
house escaped and fred the buildings.
A happy crowd composed Of Mr..
George e. Collins and Miss a. Walton,
Mr.. Henry P. Collins and Miss Jessie
Sparks, Mr.. e. s. Hopkins and Miss L.
a.. Hamlin. Mr.. Ed. Reeder and Miss
Francis Waldon, Mr. and Mrs. e. Ell.
Springer, and Mr.. w. T. Walton and
Miss McCead, drove up from Bear Butte
valley Sunday afternoon and attended
services at the ID. q. church in the even
ing. They were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Duke at the Northwestern, and enliven-
ed their visit at the hotel with vocal
and ins 4umental music until late
hour.
Notice.
At the regular meeting Of Bear Bntta